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VOLUME II • ISSUE NO. 11
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
Fete de la Musique: Music Festival
City of Laguna: Open for Business
Louie Anderson: Good Clean Fun!
June 2– June 15, 2015
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Family Care, Physicals,
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Mon-Fri 8am-6pm
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364 Ocean Ave.
COVER SPOTLIGHT:
Fete de la Musique:
Beats for the streets!
The Fete de la Musique was conceived by American
musician, Joel Cohen, while employed by France
Musique, the national French radio station. He proposed
an all-night music celebration during summer solstice
which was recognized by the French Minister of Culture
and subsequently held in 1982.
The Fete’s purpose is to promote amateur and professional
musicians of every genre to perform in the streets and to
offer it FREE of charge so that it is accessible to all. This
unique event has since spread to 110 countries and 250
cities around the globe including Laguna Beach!
The Laguna Beach Sister Cities Association is responsible
for creating the Laguna Fete in 2008 where they’ve since
received an Art Star Award for Best New Arts Program.
They choose the performers and map out approximately
37 downtown locations, allotting space for pedestrian
sidewalk traffic. Red, Blue and White colors represent the
French flag which mark the locations en route. Saddleback
Golf Cart, an 8 year sponsor, loans a cart to committee
members Pat Kollenda and Susan Davis affectionately
known as the “Decibel Divas” to provide help when
necessary and ensure that decibel levels are in accordance
with city ordinances.
Performers all the way from Northern California to San
Diego return year after year with an array of musical talent.
Even an Elvis impersonator has been added to the roster.
Douglas Miller will stroll with his violin, the Budros family
Grey Hill Gospel String Band shown performing.
will perform at Chicos and April Walsh will sing French
ballads of Edith Piaf in the Ocean/Forest laneway.
To be eligible to perform in the Fete you must fill out an
application form online on the Sister Cities Association
website and you will be chosen on a first come first serve
basis. Returning performers will however receive precedence.
The Fete begins Sat. June 20th at 1pm. An Opening
Ceremony at Main Beach will commence with a speech from
a member of the French Consulate as well as our mayor, Bob
Whalen. The Star Spangled Banner will be sung by 10 year
old Sydney Haik, followed by a rendition of La Marseillaise
(French Anthem) by Grade 12 student, Marlie Becker. The
Laguna Concert Band will then play a rousing “Swing Set of
Laguna” and by 4pm an informal Closing Ceremony will take
place back at Main Beach where all the bands are invited to
participate in a sing-a-long to conclude the day.
Fortunately you do not have to live in France for Fete de la
Musique as voices of song and music echo around the world.
It’s a wonderful way to participate in global friendship.
www.LagunaBeachSisterCities.org
Don’t Wait in Line
DMV
REGISTRATION
Car Tags– Plus fees
Renewals $29
Transfers $65
Out-of-State $79
Laguna Pacific
AUTO
INSURANCE
949-597-0303
We have the markets
for all of your
insurance needs.
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DELIVERY SERVICE
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TIRES, BRAKES & SERVICE
FOR ALL VEHICLES
949-497-1116
949-497-1650
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Across from ActV Parking Lot
Phil Newton Insurance
Office 949-715-2600
Stop by for free Farmers review. No obligation
305 N. Coast Hwy., Suite Q | Laguna Beach
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Publisher and Editor-in-Chief:
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Laguna Beach Vibe is a bi-weekly publication
published every other Tuesday.
P.O. Box 1385, Laguna Beach, CA 92652.
Phone: (949) 241-6966.
www.LagunaBeachVibe.com
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ELECTRONIC
CIGARETTES
All the pleasures of
smoking without the
carcinogens, tar,
wrinkles and stench.
E-CIG
CITY
949-715-5100
1970 S. Coast Hwy.
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City of Laguna Beach: Open for business
The City of Laguna Beach Open House gave us a chance to chat with
employees and volunteers of our fair town and learn what they enjoy most
about their jobs.
Recently appointed Chief of Police, Laura Farinella, (left) is so warm and
welcoming it’s no surprise her favorite aspect of the job is interacting with
the community and listening to their needs and concerns. With summer
fast approaching she strongly endorses the “Look to Live” campaign aimed
at pedestrian and cyclist safety and encourages everyone to lock up their valuables wherever
they are. Not surprisingly Laura spends her coffee breaks in town talking to people.
Marine Protection Officer, Jeremy Frimond, (right) wears many different
hats but what he enjoys most is the “Meet the Bus” program where he
is educating inner city school kids on the importance of our ecosystem
and showing them the tide pools firsthand. When he’s not at work he’s
either back at the beach, hiking trails in South Laguna or golfing at
The Ranch.
Volunteers Alx Simmons and Matt Lawson
(left) from the Laguna Beach chapter of
C.E.R.T. (Community Emergency Response
Team) were offering disaster preparedness tips and encouraging
citizens to enroll in this rewarding program. Both enjoyed
participating with several Orange County Police Depts. in a
“mock mob” scenario as victims of a mock plane crash at John
Wayne Airport.
Lisa Mansour, (left) Chair of the Arts Commission, loves the day
when they collect over 100 pieces of art for the “Art That’s Small at
City Hall” competition. As long as you meet the size requirements
and pay the nominal fee anyone can have their art displayed in City
Hall. Cultural Arts Manager, Sian Poeschl, (on right) takes pride in
planning ALL the creative events throughout the year.
Birkram Yoga Laguna Beach is Now
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Tues.–Fri. 10am-6pm
Saturday 11am-4pm
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1854 So. Coast Hwy.
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949-497-6644
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610 N. Coast Hwy. #208
949.376.7077
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1200 S. Coast Hwy.
949-494-4779
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Designer Shoes, Handbags
& Leather Coats
1400 S. Coast Hwy.
Suite 107
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Remodeled Studio with
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Only for new students or those who haven’t
been for a year, OC Residents only.
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949-715-7304
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Pharmacy:
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Pricing GUIDE:
Entrées priced $12 or less $
Entrées priced $13 to $19 $$
Entrées priced $20 to $29 $$$
Entrées priced $30 & up $$$$
BISTRO
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STEAK – SEAFOOD – MARTINIS
Key to ICON symbols:
Wine & Beer Only
Locals’ Favorite
Ocean View
Full Bar
Reservations
Pet Friendly
Happy Hour
Live Music
Family Friendly
Take Away
WiFi
Vegan
Delivery
Late Nite
FRESH SEAFOOD
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QUASI-POLYNESIAN
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DRESSY CASUAL
Lunch served daily 11am
Dinner served nightly 4pm-10pm
Prices: $$ – $$$
230 Forest Avenue
Laguna Beach, CA 92651
Tel: 949.494.2545
230ForestAvenue.com
AWARD-WINING ITALIAN DINING
Owner operated by Toni Leech
and husband, chef Michael.
Dinner: Tues.–Sun., 5pm-10pm
Prices: $$ – $$$
Sun.–Thurs., 5pm-9:30pm
Fri. & Sat., 5pm-10:30pm
Open 7 days a week, dinners only.
Prices: $$$
860 Glenneyere Street
Tel: 949.494.6825
CafeZoolu.com
1826 S. Coast Hwy.
Tel: 949.494.0400
Rumari.net
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Casual Family Style
Authentic Japanese cuisine. San
Shi Go offers one of the best
ocean views for dining while
inside or outside on the patio.
The menu offers a wide variety
from Omakase, teriyaki, and tempura. Come and enjoy traditional
Japanese sushi and contemporary specialized rolls. Dish not to
miss: O-Toro Sashimi
Lunch only on Tues.-Fri., 11:30am-2pm
Sun.–Thurs., 5pm–10pm
Fri., & Sat., 5pm–11pm
Prices: $ – $$$
1100 S. Coast Hwy., Suite 303
Tel: 949.494.1551
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UPSCALE DINING
A “Family Affair,” the fine
Italian soul food is authentically
made by the Crivello Family and
is known as one of Laguna’s
most popular restaurants. Also
available: catering, private
parties, wedding receptions
and local events. Dish not to
miss: Swordfish Palermitana.
Eclectic California Cuisine
with an emphasis on mesquitecharbroiled fresh seafood.
Hawaiian, Asian, Mexican and
Cajun influence. Menu features
beef, pork, lamb, chicken,
pastas, and vegetarian dishes.
Seasonal: Spiney Lobster, Soft
Shell Blue Crab. Dish not to
miss: Asian Style Calamari.
Japanese Restaurant
CHIC Casual
A landmark dining
destination. Chef/Owner Marc
Cohen infuses his East Coast
sensibilities with California
cuisine in this chic and upbeat
bistro. Seafood rules here,
along with huge steaks and
the famous martini bar. Dish
not to miss: Day Boat Scallops
with White Truffle Oil.
Prices are based on average cost
of the dinner entrées or, if dinner
isn’t served, lunch or breakfast.
To view restaurant location, see
our map on the back cover.
Patio Dining
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Ristorante Rumari
Mediterranean / Italian / Turkish
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Casual Dining
A selection of the best
Turkish, Mediterranean
Italian Cuisine. Appetizers,
Pastas, Kebabs and Salads.
Vegetarian, vegan and glutenfree menu. Sunday breakfast.
Happy Hour. Live music on
Wednesdays. Dish not to miss:
Meze Platter.
Owned & Operated by GG'S Family.
Catering size orders available.
Mon.–Sat., 11:30am-9pm
Sun., 9am-9pm
Prices: $$ – $$$
540 S. Coast Hwy., #108
Tel: 949.494.9306
GGsCafeBistro.com
Small Bites & Wine Parings
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Ocean view
Smart / Casual
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Smart / Casual Atmosphere
The perfect spot for
breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Portuguese and South
African. Serving steaks,
chicken, seafood and curries
presented with signature
flavors of Peri-Peri spices
of Mozambique. Dish not
to miss: Signature Peri Peri
Prawns.
Chef/Owner Marc Cohen
masterfully weaves traditional
menu components with
contemporary and unexpected
cuisine. A long list of freshly
imagined grazing plates can
be paired with over 50 world
class wines by the glass. Dish
not to miss: Filet Three Ways:
Oscar, Wellington & Diane.
Weekend Breakfast 8am-noon ($5 Bloody Marys)
Lunch Daily 11am-4pm
Weeknight Dinner 4pm-10pm
Prices $$ – $$$
Breakfast: Sat., 11am-2pm, Sun., 10am-2pm $$
Lunch: Daily 11am-4pm $$
Dinner: Daily 4pm-Close
Dinner Prices: $$ – $$$$
448 S. Coast Hwy.
Tel: 949.376.6272
WaterMarcRestaurant.com
1740 S. Coast Hwy.
Tel: 949.715.7777
www.MozambiqueOC.com
CaLIFORNIA Cuisine n al fresco dining n elegant casual
‘Clean’ California Cuisine.
Executive Chef Lindsay SmithRosales presents a uniquely
fresh menu with nuances of
American, French, Latin, and
locally influenced fare. Gluten
free and vegan menus available.
Dish not to miss: Whole ‘Loup
De Mer’ Sea Bass.
Tues.–Sun., 5pm–9pm., Fri.–Sat., 5pm–10pm
Rooftop Bliss Bar dining and lounge
Prices: $$ – $$$
303 Broadway, Suite 101
Tel: 949.497.0027
NirvanaGrille.com
FRESH SEAFOOD
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Casual sophisticated
Mouthwatering Californian
fusion cuisine influenced by
world cultures made from fresh
local ingredients. California
wine list. Casual Sophisticated
atmosphere. Free Parking. Next
to Sawdust and Festival of
Arts Dish not to miss: Chilean
Sea Bass with Lobster Sauce
and Boom Boom Shrimp.
Tues.–Sat., 5pm-10pm
Happy Hour 5pm–6pm
Special Events
Dinner Prices: $$ – $$$
IVORY
RESTAURANT & LOUNGE
Tel: 949.715.0261
IvoryLaguna.com
Gastropub
n
HAPPY HOUR
n
Casual
Casual environment in a
relaxed seafood house setting,
Menu features unique seafood
favorites sustainable fresh fish,
healthy farm-to-table offerings,
unique cocktails and an
extensive craft beer selection
featuring local breweries. Dish
not to miss: “Peruvian Style”
Shrimp and Crab Ceviche.
Happy Hour: Mon.-Fri., 4pm-7pm. Price: $
Mon.–Sun., 11:30am to close
Prices: $$
540 S. Coast Hwy.
Second Level
Tel: 949.715.4500
BigFishTavernLaguna.com
CaLIFORNIA FUSION
FRESH SEAFOOD
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OCEAN VIEW
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Upscale casual
Ocean-to-table dining experience
of the freshest and finest seafood,
steaks, and hand-shucked oysters,
alongside handcrafted cocktails
and breathtaking outdoor views
of the Pacific. California Centric
Wine List. Dish not to miss:
Chilean Seabass.
Breakfast 9am-11am,
Lunch 11:30am-3pm
Dinner 5pm-10pm,
Stateroom Bar 5pm-12am
Weekend Brunch 9am-3pm
Prices: $$$
619 Sleepy Hollow Lane
Tel: 949.715.7700
DriftwoodKitchen.com
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Theatre, Art&Events
QUICK BITES
Laguna Playhouse: Love, Loss, and What I Wore.
A play by Nora Ephron & Delia Ephron.
Based on the book by Ilene Beckerman.
June 3-7 at 7:30pm. *Louie Anderson Live!
One night only! June 12. $45. 7:30pm
Tix: (949) 497-2787 or LagunaPlayhouse.com
[Seven-Degrees] 20th Annual
“A Taste for Charity.” June 3. 6-10pm.
LagunaTasteforCharity.eventbrite.com
First Thursdays Art Walk. Artist demos, live music
& refreshments. Citywide trolley. June 4. 6pm-9pm.
Organic Rice Bowls,
Salads & Wraps,
Smoothies, Shakes,
Self-Serve Frozen Yogurt
Mon-Thurs 10am-9pm
Sat 8am-10pm, Sun 8am-9pm
1006 S. Coast Hwy.
715-5188
GYRO
WRAP
$ 41
7
Kobe Beef, Turkey,
Garden & Buffalo
Burgers and more...
Eggs, Bagels, Soup,
Sandwiches, Espresso
$3 Mimosas on Sat & Sun
Mon-Fri 6:30am-4pm
Sat-Sun 7am-5pm
Mediterranean Grill
202 Park Avenue
1100 S. COAST HWY.
497-4594
heidelbergcafe.com
949-715-4581
TACO
LOCO
494-8088
340 S. Coast Hwy.
Salads • Corn Dogs • Tacos
Banana Splits • Iced Coffees
BREAKFAST COMBOS
KIDS MEAL DEAL
Open Daily 8am–9pm
802 N. COAST HWY.
497-9605
Penguin
Cafe
The Stand
LAGUNA BEACH
Since 1987– Open Late at Night
Home of the Blackened
Mushroom Tofu Burger
and Blackened Fish Taco
Beer $375
Hemp Brownies
Open Late: Sun-Thurs 11am-12am
Fri & Sat 11am-2am
640 S. Coast Hwy.
497-1635
238 Thalia St. @ S.C.H.
100% Vegan
Gluten-Free, Organic,
Juices, Soups, Salads, Bowls,
Tamales, Burritos,
Fresh Fruit, Soft Serve.
Best Veggie Burger!
7am-7pm 494-8101
BREAKFAST ALL DAY
Traditional, Omelets
& Mexican Specialties
Hamburgers
Hot Dogs & Shakes
Mon-Fri 6:30am-2:30pm
Sat & Sun 7am-1:30pm
981 S. Coast Hwy.
494•1353
HAPPY HOUR
Happy Hour: Mon-Fri 4-6pm
Sun-Thurs 5:30pm-6:30pm
$7 Caddie & Skinny
Margaritas
$5 Cocktails, Premium
Wine by the Glass,
Blended Margaritas
$5 Turkish Apps
Beers $3
Wine & Sangria $5-up
Appetizers $650-up
Seating at Grill,
Bar, and Patio
Chef’s Tasting Menu
Sun-Thurs $29
540 S. Coast Hwy.
494-9306
$
DAILY 3PM-6PM
3
Domestic $ 50 Mexican
Beer
Beer
Well Drinks, House Wine,
Shot of the Week, $ 25
Coyote Margaritas
350
4
31621 S. Coast Hwy. 949-499-4033
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Daily 4pm-7pm
4 Belgian Beer
and House Wine
$
Unlimited Mussels & Fries
including one tap beer or house wine
Mon thru Wed: $26
DJ Club Swerve
Fri. & Sat. 10pm–1am
949-376-7955
Chicken, Beef or Calamari Tacos,
Mini Tostadas, Wings, Nachos,
Jalapeño Poppers, Quesadilla & Ceviche
$
Coyotegrill.tv
Brussels
Bistro
222 Forest Ave.
3
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Louie Anderson—
Husky
Boy
Coffee
& Muffin
$ 2pm-Close
2
Mon.-Fri.
703 S. Coast Hwy.
949-494-6085
Publisher and Editor-in-Chief: LISA FARBER
Associate Editor: CRISSY SAMUEL.
Laguna Beach Vibe is a bi-weekly publication
published every other Tuesday. P.O. Box 1385,
Laguna Beach, CA 92652. Phone: (949) 241-6966.
Web: LagunaBeachVibe.com.
Email: Advertising@LagunaBeachVibe.com
Facebook.com/LagunaBeachVibe.
Good Clean Fun!
PHOTO CREDIT: NEIL VISEL
Natural Foods Cafe + Yogurt
Men’s 60th Annual
Laguna Open Volleyball
Tournament. June 6 & 7.
Starts 9am. Main Beach.
Main Beach Cobblestones:
Laguna Craft Guild. Local Artisans. June 7. 9am-6pm
Laguna Art Museum: 10th Annual Palette
to Palate. June 12. $650. Emerging Masters:
Laguna College of Art + Design MFA exhibit.
June 14-July 12. For more information or purchase
tickets: LagunaArtMuseum.org
Comedian Louie Anderson is
coming to the Laguna Playhouse
June 12th for one night only. As a
36 year veteran of comedy, Louie
traditionally performs in venues that
seat in excess of 2,000 people. Rita
Rudner, a long time friend, suggested a performance in
Laguna due to its uniquely intimate atmosphere which he
is very excited about.
Louie grew up in Minnesota amidst a lively family of 10
siblings. His father was a Jazz musician and his mother was
the type of mom who was happy as long as her kids were
happy. Humor was always a defining characteristic in their
household and as a kid people would just laugh at him
even when he claimed to be serious so the transition to
stage was a natural extension.
In the early days (’80s), comedians would audition at the
Comedy Store in LA in the hope to be “discovered” for an
appearance on The Johnny Carson Show. Comedians waited
their whole life to do that show and when Louie finally
got the chance he was more excited than nervous but you
didn’t want to look bad in front of Johnny. As Louie puts it,
“Carson was the comedian’s comedian. He was the comic
whisperer who launched so many aspiring entertainers”
and Louie was no exception. His set was a success and from
that day forward he never looked back.
Aside from Louie’s laid back, guy next door presence, the
most glaring feature of his performances is how squeaky
clean the material is. It’s often a satire of his family life
in Minnesota but you’ll never hear any off color jokes or
cursing in his sets. His humor cleverly transcends all ages
and backgrounds.
The fact that he’s been fortunate enough to earn a living
doing what he loves is not lost on him. He’s full of gratitude
and takes the work very seriously. His goal with every
performance is to give 100%, have his audience forget their
troubles, laugh, and leave with fond memories of their own
childhood. When an audience lingers at the end of a show or
is heard discussing some of his material he knows he’s struck
a chord and has accomplished his goal.
Louie tours about 2 to 3 times per month and is busy
working on his fourth book. An ideal day outside of comedy
is usually spent writing, visiting friends and family or
hanging out watching The Clippers play some B-Ball.
Music & Entertainment
CALENDAR for JUNE 2– june 15
TU ES JU N E 2
Aliso Beach (south end):
Full Moon Drum Circle.
B.Y.O. Drum. Sunset.
Hennessey’s Tavern:
Alex Fritz. Folk/rock.
Karaoke. 9pm
Main Street Bar and
Cabaret: Karaoke
contest. 9pm
Marine Room: Lil’ Sassy
& the Dirtdoggs. 8pm
Mozambique: The Outriders.
Folk/rock. 7-10pm
Sandpiper Lounge:
Local Remedy. Rock. 9pm
The Cliff: Barefoot Kindred.
American roots. 7-10pm
White House: Willie Ames.
Fingerstyle guitar/folk. 8pm
Wine Gallery: Jake London.
Top 40. 6:30-9pm
WE D JU N E 3
GG’s Bistro: Victoria
McGinnis. Jazz. 6:30-9:30pm
Las Brisas: Wyland
Wednesdays featuring
Nick I. and Billy Sherman.
Reggae/rock. 5-9pm
Main Street Bar and
Cabaret: Drag Show starring
Mae Loda-Bride. 9pm
Marine Room: JJ Smith.
Blues/rock. 8pm
Mozambique: Bill Magee.
Blues. 7-10pm
Ocean Avenue Brewery:
Local’s Night. Jackie Pember
& Friends. 9:30pm
Sandpiper Lounge: Massive
McGregor. Reggae/rock. 9pm
The Cliff: Monkey Finger
Duo. Classic rock. 7-10pm
White House: Mike Hamilton.
Platinum awarded guitarist.
Favorites. 6pm
thu r s JU N E 4
City Hall–505 Forest
Ave.: Art-to-Go Opening
Reception. Free. 5-6pm.
Cubana Cigars: Cigars, wine
& Music. 6pm-9pm. 1400 S.
Coast Hwy. 715-9400
Karaoke. 9pm. Alex Fritz.
Alternative rock. 8pm
Laguna Beach Books:
Event with Sara Forte,
author of The Sprouted
Kitchen Bowl & Spoon. 6pm
Main Street Bar and
Cabaret: Thumpin’
Thursdays with DJ
Von Joseph. 9pm
Marine Room: The Dupp
Brothers. Bluegrass. 8:30pm
Mozambique: Andrew
Bloom Band. Pop/rock.
7-10pm
Ocean Ave. Brewery:
Moonshine. Rockabilly.
9:30pm
RWorld: Open House
Featuring Ruben Salazar
from Badfish. 6pm-9pm.
305 N. Coast Hwy.
Sandpiper Lounge:
World Anthem Band.
Reggae/rock. 10pm
The Cliff: Nick I. and A.D.D.
Rock/reggae. 7-10pm
White House: Unite the
Vibe w/Nate Hancock.
Open mic. 7pm
Wine Gallery: Anesha Rose.
6:30-9pm
City Hall. 8am-12pm
Laguna Coffee Company:
Jazz Jam. 10am-1pm
Library: “Winds of Change:
17th Annual Library Poetry
Contest” Awards and
recognition ceremony. Noon.
Hotel Laguna: Feddy &
Weston. Rock/pop. 7-10pm
Marine Room: Tricia
Freeman Band. Rock. 9pm
Mozambique: Hollywood
U2-Tribute to U2. $10. 9pm
Sandpiper Lounge:
The Strangers. Hits. 9pm
Surf and Sand Resort:
Paul Lemire. Acoustic pop/
rock. 5:30-8:30pm
The Cliff: The Monsoons.
Soul/blues. 7-10pm
White House:
DJ Bait. 9:30pm
ZTL–1st Sat. beach & street
clean up! 10am-12pm.
ZeroTrash.org
fr i JU N E 5
Heisler Park’s Rockpile
Amphitheatre:
Shakespeare’s Fool.
Shakespeare set to music.
Free. 5:30pm
Marine Room: Lee Simpson
& King Harvest
Mozambique: Jazz Brunch
feat. Maureen O’Sullivan
and Ron Kobayashi 1-3pm.
Hooliganz. Reggae. $10.
8:30-10pm
Sandpiper Lounge:
The Strangers. Hits. 9pm
White House: Kitaka and
Crew. Reggae. 9:30pm
Woman’s Club-286 St.
Ann’s Dr.: Event with Maria
Bello, author of Whatever…
Love is Love. 4pm. $26
(includes book). mariabello.
brownpapertickets.com.
Brussels Bistro:
Club Swerve. House/
electro. 10:30pm
Laguna Canyon Winery:
1st Friday Wine Tasting
Party! 10-1oz. pours,
delicious food, live music.
6pm-9pm $40/per+tax,
Reserv. 949-715-9463
Hotel Laguna: James Clay
Garrison. Rock. 7-10pm
Las Brisas: Emilio. Modern
gypsy. 8-11pm
Main Street Bar and
Cabaret: Pianist/singer
Tony Tanner. 4:30-8:30pm
Marine Room: Nate and the
Declaration. Rock. 9pm
Mozambique: Nick I. &
A.D.D. Reggae/rock. 9pm
Sandpiper Lounge:
Top 40/dance band. 9pm
The Cliff: Adam Lasher
Band. Rock/pop. 7-10pm
White House:
DJ Flex. 9:30pm
Zinc Café: Jorg Dubin Trio.
Jazz. 6:30-9:30pm
sat JU N E 6
Brussels Bistro:
Club Swerve. House/electro.
10:30pm
Farmers Market. Next to
Maureen
O’Sullivan
Louie Anderson
sun JU N E 7
MON JU N E 8
Main Street Bar and
Cabaret: Karaoke w/Peggie
Perkins. 9pm
Marine Room: Willie Ames.
Americana. 8pm
Mozambique: The
BeaTroots. Beatles Hits.
7-10pm
Ocean Avenue: Karaoke
with Les. 7:30pm
Sandpiper Lounge: Coming
The Lonesome River Band
Karaoke. 9pm. Anesha Rose.
Rock/blues. 8pm
Laguna Art Museum: Live!
at the Museum. Argus String
tues JU N E 9
Quartet. Free. 7-8pm.
Main Street Bar and
Alex Fritz. Folk/rock.
Cabaret: Thumpin’
Karaoke. 9pm
Thursdays with D
Laguna Beach Books:
Von Joseph. 9pm
Event with Sandy Tolan,
Marine Room: Thalia St.
author of Children of the
Wax Ball Series. 9pm
Stone: The Power of Music
Mozambique: Long Beach
in a Hard Land. 6pm
Main Street Bar and Cabaret: Underground. Pop/blues.
7-10pm
Karaoke contest. 9pm
Marine Room: Russell Long. Sandpiper Lounge:
World Anthem Band.
Folk/rock. 8pm
Reggae/rock. 10pm
Mozambique: Chas Hays
The Cliff: The Higgs.
Trio. Blues. 7-10pm
Jam band. 7-10pm
Sandpiper Lounge:
Wine Gallery: SoulCialize
Local Remedy. Rock. 9pm
with DJ Sonar & Friends.
The Cliff: Adam Lasher
6:30-9pm
White House: Unite the
Transition Potluck: 340
Vibe w/Nate Hancock.
St. Ann’s Dr. 6:30-9:30pm.
Open mic. 7pm
transitionlaguna.org
White House:
fr i JU N E 12
DJ Swerve. 9:30pm
Artists Theatre: 625 Park
Wine Gallery: Jake London. Ave. Candle Rose Ceremony.
Top 40. 6:30-9pm
Free. 6:30-7:30pm
Brussels Bistro:
WE D JU N E 10
Club Swerve. House/
GG’s Bistro: Victoria
McGinnis. Jazz. 6:30-9:30pm electro. 10:30pm
Hotel Laguna: James Clay
Las Brisas: Wyland
Garrison. Rock. 7-10pm
Wednesdays feat. Nick I.
Laguna Beach Books:
and Billy Sherman.
Event with Joseph Finder,
Reggae/rock. 5-9pm
author of The Fixer. 6:30pm
Main Street Bar and
Cabaret: Drag Show starring Las Brisas: Emilio. Modern
gypsy. 8-11pm
Mae Loda-Bride. 9pm
Marine Room: Jason Rowley Main Street Bar and
Cabaret: Pianist/singer
& Seagrass. 8pm
Tony Tanner. 4:30-8:30pm.
Mozambique: Juke Joint
Marine Room: Slingshot.
Jokers. Blues. 7-10pm
Rock/covers. 9pm
Ocean Avenue: Local’s
Mozambique: Nick I. &
Night. Jackie Pember &
A.D.D. Reggae/rock. 9pm
Friends. 9:30pm
Sandpiper Lounge: Massive Sandpiper Lounge:
McGregor. Reggae/rock. 9pm The Trip. Hits. 9pm
The Cliff: Poul Pedersen & The Cliff: World Anthem.
Friend. Soul/blues. 7-10pm Rock/reggae. 7-10pm
White House: Mike Hamilton. White House:
Platinum awarded guitarist. DJ XCLUSV. 9:30pm
Zinc Café: Jorg Dubin Trio.
Favorites. 6pm
Jazz. 6:30-9:30pm
of Sage. Reggae. 9:30pm
White House: Gary Wright’s
Expression Session.
Open mic. 8pm
Swerve. House/electro.
10:30pm
Farmers Market. Next to
City Hall. 8am-12pm
Hotel Laguna: Feddy &
Weston. Rock/pop. 7-10pm
Laguna Coffee Company:
Jazz Jam. 10am-1pm
Marine Room: West Coast
Strayz. Southern rock. 9pm
Mozambique:
Crimson Crowbar.
Classic rock. 9pm
Sandpiper Lounge:
The Trip. Hits. 9pm
Surf and Sand Resort:
Joey Sykes. Acoustic pop/
rock. 5:30-8:30pm
The Cliff: Andrew Bloom
White House:
DJ Peter G. 9:30pm
SU N JU N E 14
Artists Theatre: 625 Park Ave.
LagunaTunes Community
Chorus. The ’70s Concert.
7pm. Free
Laguna Beach Books:
Event with Jane Porter,
author of It’s You. 4pm
Marine Room: Cali
Conscious. Surf/reggae.
11am-3pm. Missiles of
October. Rock/blues. 4-8pm.
Mozambique: Upstream.
Reggae/dancehall. 7-10pm
Sandpiper Lounge: The
Heat. Rock/blues. 9pm
The Ranch: Laguna Beach
Live! Bluegrass & BBQ.
The Lonesome River Band.
6-8pm. $15/$20 door.
LagunaBeachLive.org
White House: Lady Dee.
Reggae. 9:30pm
mon JU N E 15
Main Street Bar and
Cabaret: Karaoke with
Peggie Perkins. 9pm
Marine Room: Anesha Rose
& Friends. Rock/blues. 8pm
Mozambique: The Salty
Suites. Bluegrass. 7-10pm
Ocean Avenue: Karaoke
with Les. 7:30pm
thu r s JU N E 11
sat JU N E 13
Sandpiper Lounge: 3rd
Cubana Cigars &
Monday Mashup. 9pm
Lounge: Poker Night! Texas FOR KIDS! Library:
Hold ‘Em. 7-11pm. Reserve@ Children’s Craft Open House. White House: Gary Wright’s
Expression Session.
11am-3pm
cubanacigarslounge@
Open mic. 8pm
Brussels Bistro: Club
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